In a historic move, Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, a renowned sports journalist, has been appointed Director General of the National Sports Authority (NSA). He becomes the first media personality to lead the institution.
Background and Achievements
Ankrah has built a distinguished career spanning over two decades, working with prominent media outlets such as Joy FM, Metro TV, BBC, SuperSport, and Al Jazeera. He has narrated some of Ghana’s most significant sporting moments, including World Cups and local derbies.
Beyond his broadcasting career, Ankrah has demonstrated his commitment to sports development through his work with the Ghana Beach Soccer Association. He led the Black Sharks to continental recognition, showcasing his ability to drive sports growth.
Vision for Ghanaian Sports
Upon his appointment, Ankrah pledged to deliver “200% commitment” to his new role. He outlined plans to revamp sports infrastructure, promote lesser-known sports, and attract investment to fuel Ghana’s sporting future.
Impact on Ghanaian Sports
Ankrah’s appointment is expected to bring a fresh perspective to Ghanaian sports. His experience and vision may help drive the country’s sporting development and potentially lead to improved performance in various sports disciplines.
Story By: Kwame Lawerh
